International Congress on Regenerative Agriculture, Agronomy and Soil Health

Healthy soil supports plant growth, regulates water movement, stores organic carbon, and sustains a complex community of living organisms. Understanding these interconnected functions is central to regenerative farming and modern agronomy. The International Congress on Regenerative Agriculture, Agronomy and Soil Health, AgriSol 2027 , (Hybrid Event) scheduled for June 17–19, 2027, in Rome, Italy, with Online attendance, provides an international setting for examining these scientific priorities. Soil ecosystems contain bacteria, fungi, earthworms, and numerous other organisms that influence nutrient cycling, organic matter decomposition, root development, and the availability of essential elements. Research into microbial diversity, soil food webs, biological activity, and root–microbe relationships can reveal how living communities contribute to productive agricultural environments. Investigations of these processes also help clarify how management decisions influence soil functioning over time. Soil fertility depends on a combination of physical structure, chemical characteristics, biological activity, and nutrient availability. Compost applications, crop residues, organic amendments, diversified rotations, and carefully managed fertilization may influence these properties in different ways. Reliable assessment requires appropriate sampling, laboratory analysis, field observation, and consideration of local growing conditions. Agriculture Conference brings together scientific perspectives from soil microbiology, agricultural chemistry, crop science, environmental research, and regenerative land management. Researchers and practitioners can explore approaches to maintaining productive soils while limiting degradation and improving the efficient use of agricultural resources. The Agronomy Conferences is relevant to university faculty, laboratory researchers, agronomists, agricultural businesses, land managers, environmental professionals, and students. Its hybrid format supports participation across geographical boundaries, allowing attendees to engage from Rome or online. Through interdisciplinary exchange, Agriculture Conferences 2027 encourages greater understanding of the relationships between soil organisms, fertility management, crop productivity, and ecological resilience. The meeting provides an opportunity to share research perspectives that may inform future agricultural practices and soil conservation strategies.